In this inspiring episode of The Donnie Simpson Show, Donnie sits down with James "JB" Brown, a 5-time Emmy Award-winning broadcaster and current host of NFL Today and Inside The NFL. This interview goes beyond sports talk, capturing two close friends catching up as JB reflects on his remarkable journey from Harvard to breaking barriers in sports broadcasting. They discuss their personal friendship, grandparenting joys, and JB's insights into success and bringing out the best in others. They also delve into JB's path to becoming an ordained minister and his passion for uplifting others. Don't miss this candid and heartfelt conversation!

Singer/songwriter Will Downing sits down with Donnie to discuss his creative and personal journeys as he works on his 29th album. Since the release of his debut album in 1988, Will reflects on the evolution of the in-studio recording process and the ongoing demand for new music in today's tech-driven landscape. He reveals how a pivotal scholarship set him on his musical path, his influences from icons like Luther Vandross and Al Jarreau, and the artists he hopes to collaborate with. Will also gets personal about battling a major health issue and the deep, heartbreaking loss of his daughter, which inspired his poignant song "Till We Meet Again." Don't miss this powerful conversation about music, health, loss, and resilience.

Former Video Soul co-host Sherry Carter reunites with Donnie for a long-awaited sit-down! They discuss the impact of BET and Video Soul, share funny celebrity stories, recount behind-the-scenes moments, and set the record straight about Tupac and more. Don't miss this nostalgic trip down memory lane as they play catch-up and discover what Sherry's been up to—it's like listening in on two friends reminiscing about the good ole days!

Grammy Award Winner and Death Row artist October London kicks back with Donnie on the couch! In this episode, they unpack the significance of awards, their mutual love for Old-School R&B, his creative flow, and signing with Snoop Dogg. Discover October's latest projects and why he stays loyal to Death Row. Don't miss this cool conversation that's giving nostalgic Video Soul vibes!

Robert "Bob" Johnson, the powerhouse behind Black Entertainment Television (BET) and the first Black billionaire, sits down with Donnie for a must-see interview at the iconic Video Soul studio—where it all began! They dive into their roots at BET and how Bob turned it into a game-changing platform for Black content. Discover Bob's vision of BET, the magic behind Video Soul's cultural impact, and his candid thoughts on the criticism he faced during the network's sale, as well as his latest venture. Don't miss this rare opportunity to join Donnie in an unforgettable conversation with his former boss, mentor, and visionary, packed with rich history and captivating stories!

Grammy Award-winning R&B artist Anthony Hamilton delves into his family roots and musical influences that have shaped his distinctive sound. In this captivating interview, Anthony shares his love for South Africa, reveals the story behind his hit song "Charlene," and discusses the lasting impact of icons like Prince and Frankie Beverly on his career. Don't miss this engaging conversation—tune in now!

Don't miss this unforgettable episode of The Donnie Simpson Show featuring the amazing Grammy-nominated R&B singer, songwriter, and actress, Chanté Moore!

Chanté takes a walk down memory lane, reflecting on her very first time at the Video Soul studio during the launch of her hit single "Love's Taken Over." In this engaging conversation, she opens up to Donnie about:

Motherhood and balancing family life with her career.

Her dedication to perfecting her craft as an enduring R&B artist.

Her unexpected and massive rise to international fame in China, becoming a viral sensation in the far East.

Tune in for a candid and soulful discussion with an R&B diva!

Donnie sits down with legendary artist and rap icon, Big Daddy Kane.

In the season finale, Donnie talks with comedian George Wallace (not to be confused with former governor of Alabama, George Wallace). George dives right into his adventures in show business, including his groundbreaking 1980 appearance on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, who rarely featured Black guests at the time. George also reminisces on his close friendship with Jerry Seinfeld and how they ended up as roommates when they first started in the New York City comedy scene.

In this episode, Donnie talks with close friends, R&B songwriting duo Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. The three of them go way back, but not many people know that they were introduced to each other by none other than Donnie's mother! They discuss Jimmy and Terry's experiences in the music industry and their favorite memories of the late, great Prince. As a bonus, Jimmy reveals the importance of creating music and how it impacts his daily life.